As student Adonis stares stares at himself in front of a mirror, he reminded to acknowledge the steps before the climb.
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She stares at me -- more in disbelief than anger.
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SHE has small, unexceptional features and stares blankly into space.
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Dickerson stares at the screen to take in the words.
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To his left, a gilded lion stares into the distance.
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Kevin Hart stares down someone even bigger than Dwayne Johnson.
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I immediately felt uncomfortable and tried to ignore their stares.
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For some reason he always stares right into my soul.
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The director with the nose ring stares into the camera.
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The stares you get as you walk down the street.
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She stares at his face, grainy and yet so clear.
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At first, Taylor stares at her in silence before sighing.
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She just stares wistfully until they notice, then turns away.
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Some hard stares that may have been closer to glares.
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Xu stares directly into the camera, seemingly unmoved or uncomprehending.
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She stares right into it as often as she can.
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When your dog stares into your eyes, your oxytocin rises.
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When someone stares at me, I am to educate them.
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And it received numerous envying stares during my testing adventures.
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She walks over to a mirror and stares into it.
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Hard stares greet you as you proceed to your car.
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He stares right at me every time, and it's amazing.
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Her hair close cropped, she stares straight at the camera.
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He drops his racket and stares at it with disgust.
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He stares intently at the slip and calls his manager.
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The robot vacuum turns & stares at you with its sensor.
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He recalled getting stares from families at the food court.
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The girl stares at it, confused, wondering if it's chocolate.
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He stares into the distance with a look of determination.
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Lai leans into the wind and stares at the water.
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His upwrithing portrait tormentedly stares at us in beseeching horror.
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In the other image, he stares challengingly at the camera.
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A young boy leaning against a window stares into space.
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She stares in the mirror and stresses over her zits.
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Stan stares at the floor, eyes like a drowsing drunk's.
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Yet, when the food comes, we see that, maybe, that's not totally true — Liv stares at her food like it's going to kill her, then stares off at a jukebox, where Matt is standing.
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The kitten is confident, and stares at the skittish puppy (who cannot meet her gaze), much like Kristen Visbal's newly situated "Fearless Girl" sculpture stares down Di Modica's Wall Street bull, but way more successfully.
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The way my daughter stares at me when I'm not looking.
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In both, Bryce Dallas Howard stares down at her cell phone.
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Connerty stares Chuck down at the building site with unbridled hatred.
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Later, the killer stares at Holden before taking over the interview.
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Mentions of the rap stars he idolized typically draw blank stares.
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The children glued to their screens in a zombie-like stares.
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She catches sight of William and stares at him at length.
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" Mouth open, she stares at him before saying, "Oh my, God.
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It's bound to set off long stares and start potential fights.
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Later, she stares down a man on the subway for manspreading.
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The devil stares at it thoughtfully, then eats the sale tag.
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In Amiibo-land he stares brazenly at Urbosa's best day ever.
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He stares up at me like I've interrupted a state dinner.
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Men, I discovered, were inappropriately free with their opinions and stares.
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When Shame screams at you or stares you down, it's believable.
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During the long Maine winters, he stares wistfully out the window.
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If the infection doesn't kill you, the stares of envy might.
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This Wolfson stares directly at the viewer with a mocking smile.
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You know how a little kid kind of stares into wallpaper?
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Amma turns on her skates, freezes and stares into the headlights.
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That occasioned the first of the episode's scene-ending cryptic stares.
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Rows full of refugees look back at him with blank stares.
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She stares at the bowls of tidbits on the coffee table.
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Since cutting off my hair, the stares and whispers have increased.
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Martin Scorsese stares straight at mortality like he never has before.
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Watching on her TV, Renata Espinoza stares and shakes her head.
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And here is Ms. Davis's introduction for Ms. Streep: She stares.
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As a woman veteran, I try to ignore the shameless stares.
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"There were no vacant stares from the Parkland survivors," he writes.
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A face stares up from the screen, most likely a selfie.
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Running that around at the Louvre in Paris, so many stares.
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Indoors our lady in pink just stares down into a bathtub.
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She also stares adoringly into her mom's eyes through the deer filter.
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My tiny dog sometimes stares at the large contraption in senile bewilderment.
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"I swear I still see you/Between the blank stares," he continues.
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A statue of Gaia stares back at him blankly from his garden.
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Otis, a lovable introvert who excels at longing stares, does as well.
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The beefed-up Cloudera has certain strengths as it stares down Amazon.
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He slumps back into the back seat and stares out the window.
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Everyone stares at your beauty, regardless of what room you're placed in.
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And Holden stares right back, undoubtedly picturing this man defiling his corpse.
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The stares, from harsh or curious faces, heightened his sense of isolation.
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It's great fun — he stares and smiles at all of the animals.
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But the stares coming from the opposite campsite told a different story.
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She stares blankly at her computer screen, tears welling in her eyes.
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He's used to getting stares and whispers when we're out in public.
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Then, your CEO comes in and stares at you the whole season.
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In one picture from 1964, an elderly man stares at the camera.
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Hugh stares at Moon Goddess with saucers of love in his eyes.
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The girls ignore the wide-eyed stares of men in the dhabas.
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Meanwhile, Elizabeth stares into her closet, so full and so well organized.
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She kept her head down to avoid rude stares from strangers then.
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Then she stares at the Rice Krispie treats for a long moment.
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The longer one stares at the picture, the larger the mystery becomes.
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At first, Taylor stares at her in silence before taking a sigh.
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He spreads out and stares at the ceiling as his laughter subsides.
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And then maybe Turner stares at Rajon Rondo for a second there?
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Milena stares down the camera with a blend of toughness and vulnerability.
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Put them all together and the conclusion stares you in the face.
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He stares her down, forcing her to admit it's because he's Black.
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She stares off into to the distance, reckoning with the lost presidency.
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I got a lot of curious stares and a lot of questions.
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The Diana memorial stares into your soul and sees only darkness there.
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Trixie announced she'd be impersonating RuPaul, to a workroom full of stares.
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If I tell him I'm sad, sometimes he just stares at me.
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On the other hand, Pearl stares at Trip with boundless youthful desire.
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I am not enjoying the attention and stares people are giving me.
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"American Pastoral" stares back at me audaciously unblinking as a great novel.
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He stares hard at the camera, his clenched fist full of sand.
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Outsiders trying to use paper money get blank stares from store clerks.
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His rebukes don't have enough bite, his stares don't have enough menace.
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She stares deeply into it, combing her hair and eating an apple.
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He stares at the US asylum application with wide and uncertain eyes.
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Layla stares at the raindrops on the windshield, rivers shrieking across glass.
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The classes are held in Central Park, so be prepared for stares.
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KD drills 23 and stares her down into oblivion ðŸ"¥ðŸ"¥ pic.twitter.
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Chickens wander among the tables with entitled beady stares, begging for scraps.
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Sandmann stares smiling at him while Phillips sings and plays his drum.
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It doesn't hurt that he stares down hitters with two different color eyeballs.
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I've gotten a lot of inappropriate questions, ugly stares in the locker room.
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In a photograph titled "Posturing Age Transformation" (1973), Wilson stares at the camera.
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Dany stares into a fire as an always serious Jon stands behind her.
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A Uighur man stares at a police station from a balcony in Kashgar.
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Reminiscing at his locker, Lopez stares at a nearby TV and is still.
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Sandmann stares and smiles at Phillips while Phillips sings and plays his drum.
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Philip stares into Irene's blue-shadowed eyes, gazing down at her tipped goblet.
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When Greg Mark takes his 3D printer to VCs he gets blank stares.
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Coworkers, friends, and family members will react with jealous stares and jaw drops.
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She looks at the old man as he stares despondently into his drink.
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Owen wakes up out of the sequence and stares at Annie's empty chair.
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In another photograph, a mixed-race couple on the street stares at Watanabe.
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As Dolores stares out into the distance, a fly lands on her neck.
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She retreats back into the house, and stares at herself in the mirror.
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In other, he unbuttons his white shirt so low even Thompson stares incredulously.
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During dinner, Bonnie stares at Elizabeth as she downs a glass of wine.
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You stare at the tile the way a cow stares at the sky.
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A man in an Equinox trainer t-shirt stares at it in horror.
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Andy looks across the water at a patriarchal figure, who stares back, deadeyed.
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Choosing the latter means dealing with stares, sniggering, taunts and threats of violence.
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The woman stares into the lens unperturbed by, and even challenging, its presence.
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The Solar Dynamics Observatory stares constantly to better understand how our star works.
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Tapachula, Mexico (CNN)Amarilis Mendoza is getting used to stares and double takes.
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It's like he's mute and can't talk and he just stares at you.
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If I was to do that at Coachella, I would probably get stares.
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As Nikki awkwardly stares at the table, Annie looks to David for help.
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She seems trustworthy, even as she stares wide-eyed at her new digs.
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Sandy straddles the rubber, leans on his right knee, stares in at Roseboro.
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In the photo, she wears no makeup and stares uncertainly towards the camera.
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In their defense, the facial hair and withering stares do look remarkably alike.
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It is simply impossible to do so when the sun stares you down.
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He stares at me a lot, completely silent, for minutes at a time.
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Even when it stares hardest at its navel, it's never less than intriguing.
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He undresses and stares at himself in the mirror, and sees a woman.
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A dachshund in a pink wig stares resolutely out from under a lamp.
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One stares listlessly at a wall and begins to sing loudly to herself.
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An older guy at the urinal stares at him all the way out.
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An older guy at the urinal stares at him all the way out.
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When she taps him on the shoulder, however, he stares at her incredulously.
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For a second, my younger self stares back at me: startled, wistful, pretty.
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In one remarkable scene, Tara weeps silently during sex while Mark stares, baffled.
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Pandora often stares deeply into the camera as if to hypnotize the spectator.
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The extent of damage depends on how long someone stares at the sun.
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Those curious stares have not yet translated into lease signings, StuyTown's managers admit.
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He's wearing a concerned expression as he stares at something outside the frame.
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One of them approaches someone from the first group and stares him down.
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In the hallowed final three symphonies, Bruckner stares more deeply into the abyss.
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Its subject stares just slightly off to the side, self-possessed but sad.
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Her vaguely German-accented line readings and dagger stares are often very funny.
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The camera stays trained on her as she stares directly into the lens.
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He squares his feet and stares, looking to reach for that golden block.
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When she's home, she stares at retail pictures of it on her phone.
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She stares blankly, the tones of her face inverted, all grey and desolate.
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In the picture, Miller stares up at the camera while sitting on the grass.
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Who's to say that those hostile stares wouldn't have turned into something more physical?
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The actress stares patiently back at the man while he continues on his tirade.
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She stares right through me and says, What kind of person will you be?
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There's pity and there's fear in those stares, and I see them almost daily.
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"Waiting for the boot… waiting" He utters as he still stares at the monitor.
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As she continued to lose weight, stares and comments from strangers only became worse.
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She sweeps a curl of Monrovian hair from her eyes and stares at him.
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I wondered why I got a few stares at the pool that day. Awkward!
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And our prime minister, without telling [Trump], stares with a smirk on his face.
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Stephen Curry uncharacteristically stares down an opponent in his first playoff game of 2016.
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As he stares at the bedroom door, he notices something out of place. Smoke.
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Both halves of the duo realize this, as their respective mile-long stares signal.
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Several eyewitnesses commented on the emotionless stares and zombie-like movements of the killers.
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Do strangers give you death stares while friends just pretend they don't know you?
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But as Howard stares at his counterpart, everything dissolves into a fog of uncertainty.
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Like a big, black eye, the sinkhole stares at you—then winks with light.
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My opponent stares, his own sword held firmly before him in a low stance.
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The new Doctor grabs a screen in the TARDIS and stares at her reflection.
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When I open the fridge door, last Sunday's cake stares me in the eyes.
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"Unless I ask you too," she adds as she stares directly into the camera.
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We knew our multi-racial family would bring stares and insults in some places.
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Instead, she stares longingly into his eyes and says cryptic quotes here and there.
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Adelaide moves the frisbee off the dot, then stares at the dot looking worried.
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They may get stares, glares, comments, or harassment for trying to feed their child.
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Girls were running after [ex Zac Efron], and I was giving them death stares.
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Frank takes down the offending art and stares at the blank space a bit.
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He was yelling and screaming, drawing the attention and disapproving stares of other customers.
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He stares at it, as if that will make it do what he wants.
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In it, he's surrounded by bubbles and giggling as he stares into the camera.
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VLADIMIR PUTIN stares out from a poster hanging at Russian army installations throughout Syria.
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The subject, a girl of about 13 or 14, stares directly at the viewer.
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A crew wearing racy, Star Trek-esque costumes stares at an incoming enemy spaceship.
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Emma makes her pitch to Chisolm while he stares down at her from horseback.
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On a stage full of longing stares and upward reaching arms, it's a feat.
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Halal food is scarce, and Mr. Qader interprets stares on the bus as hostile.
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She stares at the eerie triple imprint of its teeth, already shrinking from view.
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I mention the program to my journalism students and am met with blank stares.
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He stares up through the suicide nets, into dull fluorescent light, his eyes unmoving.
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She is beautiful and well-known, so everybody stares at her everywhere she goes.
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From this small vertical surface, seen as if in silhouette, a black face stares.
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He stares at the cat with expressionless yellow eyes, out of large black pupils.
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She stares out at us, determinedly, with a look of concentration on her face.
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The Iraan fans turned their eyes to the screen but watched with blank stares.
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The stares burned through her; she felt like an oddity at an amusement park.
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Demonstrators faced off against the hostile, stalking stares of male spectators flooding the area.
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Several times in "Chronically Metropolitan," a man stares at a screen as nothing happens.
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Layla stares at them from her seat up in the stands of Carmichael Arena.
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She hardly goes outside anymore to avoid the stares and teasing from other children.
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I think I got death stares from all the establishment figures at the party.
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The horse's face occupies the brick person's position and stares in the opposite direction.
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The look on Russell's face as she stares, agape, out the window had me weeping.
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It's a reveal so bad, Frankie folds onto the ground and stares into the sea.
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She stares out the front door before looking back at in her weeping mother's direction.
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He became more reclusive to avoid the stares and had a hard time finding work.
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Colton, clearly over the game show aspect of The Bachelor, just silently stares at Cassie.
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Looking for a place you can take a screaming child (and not get death stares)?
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If you ask for directions to the moon, you are likely to get blank stares.
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I tell Dr. Stevens this, and she stares at me like I grew another head.
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While Gloria reunites with her son, Heidi stares at a Renaissance painting outside her office.
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It gestures with its floppy paws and stares at her with black, shiny, empty eyes.
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In the Rider-Waite, she stares at her chalice, soft water pooling round her feet.
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We imagined we'd get some stares while out, but how can you prepare for that?
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"Last year it was just stares and pointing," his mother, Leeann Cantu, told the outlet.
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As he speaks, Alan stares into the distance with the bluest eyes I've ever seen.
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All the while, it stares at us the viewer with the same deadlocked side eye.
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In the background of the painting, a man stares at the viewer through prison bars.
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For a beat, the young man stares at him, all eyes and hair and cheekbones.
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He jumps in the pool, eats hot dogs and stares at Rick and Sandy's junk.
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Master Leonardo Martins Correia stands on the tatami mat and stares straight at his students.
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Her neighbors were skeptical of her and she remembers the stares she got from strangers.
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Cheney stares at him with indifference, before picking up his tools and resuming his work.
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Barry crawls into bed with Sally the next morning and stares up at the ceiling.
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They wore stern stares and were seemingly oblivious to the discord that brought them there.
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Who is the actual boy who stares at us from the cover of this novel?
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The three of them drew stares as they navigated the aisles of their neighborhood stores.
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The stares on the subway that never melt into smiles: Are they confused or cruel?
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He's been a pulsating orange sun that blinds any comedian who stares at it directly.
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When he was a young man, his stares were at once piercing, suspicious and solemn.
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"You'll feel more confident navigating your way around and also avoid uncomfortable stares," she said.
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When Sanjay drives, he puts his hands at ten and two and stares attentively ahead.
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Mean stares, slurs, and threats of "You're lucky these cops are here or I'd…" abounded.
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Stares, or questions that imply that I'm inferior, or comments made to others around me.
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And this cross on the back of his head stares at you throughout the film.
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They were often the subject of stares or verbal remarks about what they were doing.
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You slap, you push, you jump, you kick, but the tree just stares are you.
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He stares, bewildered, shocked and, above all, weary, as if channeling the mood of Syria.
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The episode ends as Rachel starts to cry and Peter basically just stares at her.
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Fall and Koumadje are accustomed to stares in airports and snide remarks from opposing fans.
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When a reporter asked organizers about the possibility of rain, the response was glowering stares.
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I got there early to avoid the morning rush and the inevitable stares and whispers.
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He leaves her gripping the side of a cliff as she angrily stares after him.
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Victoria is unable to look Peter in the eye and instead stares at the ground.
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DUBLIN — A man, wearing a black hoodie, hunched over a cigarette, stares blankly into space.
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The group stares down into the well for a few somber moments, then moves on.
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When pressed by TMZ's videographer, he stares into the camera, seemingly pleading to the public.
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Maybe there will be a problem with her ID, maybe it will just be judgmental stares.
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She stares at the Boulevard Voltaire, which stands completely empty now the police have secured it.
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A video of Shayk wiping away tears from her eyes as Cooper stares intently goes viral.
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Frowning, it stares at its own glum visage via the front-facing camera of its phone.
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"Oh my god, are you like sulking?" she asks as he stares out at the scenery.
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Rihanna stares straight into the camera as she tries to put away her flask #GRAMMYs pic.twitter.
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" Mom puts down her fork and stares back at you, "Wait, there's a mountain of bitcoins?
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Most of them received stares, and some had people confronting them and telling them to stop.
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Mr. Comey stares out from small screens and promotional pictures everywhere — trailers, social media and reviews.
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She stares longingly out of the limo at the women in short sleeves, kissing their boyfriends.
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In the videos, he stares blankly at papers or the camera, while his ministers act impressed.
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Her right hand is on her hip as she stares at the viewer, stern and defiant.
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Rebecca was accustomed to the smiles (the smiles concealed stares) and the half attempts at conversation.
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Moshe stares off into the distance as he speaks, remembering the emotions that swept through him.
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He stares silently as the top four betting choices, incredibly, cross the wire first through fourth.
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Fisher, donning sunglasses, looks at the camera while her daughter smiles and stares at the sky.
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The best part of the performance is when the prisoner sits and stares into the distance.
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What exactly is going through that child's mind as he stares blankly into the middle distance?
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Roni watches as the man stares into the mirror and writes something in the misted mirror.
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If they pay extra they get a pat or the woman stares directly into their eyes.
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The police officer who sees the body stares in disbelief instead of breaking down in tears.
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Tell them that it's never destined to come to market, and it's all blank stares again.
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Cathy Sellars's complaints about harassment were greeted with the administrative equivalent of blank stares, she says.
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She'll get stares as she prays in a corner of the graduate school's library between classes.
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Look at the anger in his eyes as he stares down at his child's lifeless corpse!
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She stares at the various greens of the lawn, the hills, the woods in the distance.
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He says he feels the disapproving stares when he enters his synagogue at home in Monaco.
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The runners see stares — quizzical, blank or bored — or they see people look away in modesty.
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Plays with it, hugs it, stares at the lights, and the music puts him to sleep.
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Neither gave an inch beneath the stares of the all-male and all-white Republican side.
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In nontheme news, I LOVE PARIS, as well as BAD DREAM, DRAW STARES and TRES BIEN.
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The other half involves actually walking out into public space and knowing she will get stares.
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She stares the camera down and gives one of the best crying faces we've ever seen.
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Not long after, Ronnie turns to his reflection and stares, psyching himself up for the game.
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But there are still plenty of places where I'm met with blank stares or outright hostility.
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As the attendant filled her tank, Ms. Alajaji started noticing the stares from outside her car.
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Sneers, snickers, sidelong glances and outright stares revealed the reality of walking the world while fat.
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One of his sons from the photographs stares at us from the corner as we talk.
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There are a few handshakes and congratulations, but mostly it's cold stares and confidence-shredding criticisms.
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Elizabeth stares at the stamps, which have been updated to include her wrinkles and altered profile.
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And any occasion where Ovechkin stares down Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist is a recipe for drama.
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You cannot just explode each time someone stares at you or rolls his or her eyes.
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And he stares at this person until they give that seat over to an older woman.
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Also, tech test that got you the most stares, shaking my heads or just simply embarrassing?
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Ain't nobody got time, that is, unless proof of its value stares developers in the face.
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She comes across a piper on a Boston bridge, and stares wistfully before giving him some change.
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"It's your house, open the door!" the NFL star says as Tammy stares at him in disbelief.
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With The Act, the darkness and countless questions associated with MSPD stares you right in the face.
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Carey also makes this mischievous face throughout the entire conversation and basically stares right into the camera.
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He stares forward in the picture, a man who seems confident in what the future would bring.
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If I go back inside he runs back to the sliding door and stares sadly at me.
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In the 1990 version, Pennywise climbs a lamppost and stares out of the picture at the kids.
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The account now shows a side profile of Trump, looking pensive as he stares out a window.
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She simply stares at her double, the look on her face one of focus and perhaps concern.
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Michele stares at the camera with just one eye as she rests her head on Monteith's chest.
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Elizabeth Eckford ignores the hostile screams and stares of fellow students on her first day of school.
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She stares him down for a little bit until the two break out into laughter and kiss.
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Smoot is a man who levels evenly with the truth and stares it dead in the face.
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Little boys hand all the Guardians boxes; Nick looks at his, and then stares at June grimly.
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In this video, a girl named Leila is on anesthesia while she stares into an aquarium tank.
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She's holding Chan's arm as he stares into the camera, his bowl cut hair hiding his eyebrows.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON stares down from the rotunda of the Capitol Building, his sword pointed menacingly to earth.
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The forlorn countenance, the thousand-yard-stare… sometimes when you stare at #TrumpCake, #TrumpCake stares back also.
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She licks up the man's spilt drink from the hard surface as he stares on in awe.
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I noticed more than a few blank stares at the phone during a few crowded subway commutes.
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A watery eyed O'Leary straps the blue-faced collectible to his wrist and stares at in disbelief.
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He fixed me with one of his serious stares and started a mini-lecture about his past.
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We're putting on a badass time, fun time, but I think 'Blank Stares' is like a foundation.
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As she entered the platform, a couple could be seen standing to the side with wide stares.
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Dealing with never-ending stares from strangers and never ceasing pain physically, the question demanded an answer.
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Her best responses were somewhat on topic, but mostly, I got blank stares and uncanny facial contortions.
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Is it supposed to be funny when Danny explains his fantastical backstory to blank stares, or sad?
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I thought about all the stares I would receive as I jiggled and flopped around the track.
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We will definitely do further work on this project, The Abyss Stares Back was just the trigger.
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A bearded young man with a large rucksack stares at the signs, his brow furrowed in confusion.
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Biel plays Cora, the mom to a toddler whose distant stares suggest some sort of inner turmoil.
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Lorena Wolffer, an artist, noticed disapproving stares when she visited a hospital with her female partner recently.
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The Prodigal, as the dance world calls him, stares at her as if she's from outer space.
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When Honnold stares up at the cliff face in front of him, it's beautiful to look at.
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But the Brown who stares out from photos taken of him during that era invariably looks resolute.
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A second video shows her in the enclosure standing opposite the lion, which stares directly at her.
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She stares at the viewer, inches from the lens, confident, yet unsure of how she'll come out.
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She just sits at a table in the back of the classroom and stares out the window.
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She stares up into the sky and holds her coat over her shoulder, flashing a diamond ring.
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Ms. Lo has mostly stayed home to avoid crowds and unwelcome stares, venturing outside only for groceries.
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The men on the cliff greeted us with stares, and we set out across the arid land.
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No one says anything, but I can feel—maybe because I'm especially self-conscious—the quizzical stares.
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His father, shirtless, stares off, somewhere in thought, while Pfluger confronts the camera and viewer head-on.
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She vacantly stares into the beyond, troubled by the past and the terrors swirling in her head.
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She stares into space, sometimes looking like she's trying to remember something, and sometimes just looking lost.
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As the nation stares down the coronavirus pandemic, don't be afraid of what the market is doing.
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Not even Jason Voorhees stands and stares this long ... must be some good (luck) vodka right there.
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Even in bigger cities, there were stares upon my entry into a local coffee shop or bakery.
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Life lessons Batulo furrows her brow as she stares down at the notebook in front of her.
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For a while, in the bathroom, she stares at her hands, appalled by their lack of faith.
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When I did expose my underdeveloped left hand, the stares of others felt like a searing sting.
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Watch Ellen's hilarious array of long sighs and perfect Jim Halpert-stares into the cameras above. Oof.
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Then she stumbles into the restaurant bathroom, knock-kneed with sexual arousal, and stares in the mirror.
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She crosses her arms to keep warm and stares at the lake, her breath turning into vapor.
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From a slightly high angle, the camera steadily holds on her face as she stares into nothingness.
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Instead, Frank stares at Lola, broods, occasionally explodes, but all too often registers as an uninteresting jerk.
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Her new ride will no doubt draw just as many stares on the streets of San Francisco.
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She tilts her head back with that sly suspicious smile, and she stares for a long time.
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Yet the name Los Osos commonly elicits blank stares from Californians in other parts of the state.
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But the next prime minister will immediately be under tremendous pressure, as Britain stares at an Oct.
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But the next prime minister will immediately be under tremendous pressure, as Britain stares at an Oct.
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She likes having a cup of coffee when no one is around, and stares at that deer.
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These shadows look like the Wilsons but are frighteningly different, with fixed stares and guttural, animalistic vocalizations.
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One soldier, his face scarred by acne, draws on his cigarette and stares outside, vacant, bored even.
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In blurry black and white, Organic Honey stares into a broken mirror, then back at the camera.
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"I thought I'd miss you, but I miss me more," she sings as she stares down the camera.
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"When people think of Jay Allen, I want them to think of 'Blank Stares,&apos" Allen says. "Forever."
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I don't want to say there were blank stares, but ... That was my first book back at HarperCollins.
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"He stops, stares at me for a veritable eternity and then says, 'Your course is accredited,'" says Uslan.
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Abdalla stares out the front windshield of the van shuttling him and his family to the Atlanta airport.
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Cole says there is nothing quite like the feeling when an artist stares directly into the VR camera.
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The dog was waiting at the mega adoption giving sad stares to all who passed by her cage.
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Are you a masochist who stares into the void each day with a combination wallet and phone case?
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"A storm's a-comin baby," she warned with an all-knowing smirk as she stares down the camera.
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It's a remarkable image of a tense moment as Trump's aides look away and Pelosi stares him down.
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Wearing a purple abaya, with a patterned brown scarf covering her hair, Saratu stares directly into the camera.
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I see the way my dad stares at my mom when she gives him a cup of chai.
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The car's spinning LIDAR sensor and rooftop camera array definitely elicited a few slack-jawed stares from passersby.
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Now, Facebook stares down the fourth week of a scandal that ultimately seems to have been mostly preventable.
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Now, forget about Jamie Dornan's doe eyes and get ready for some bondage, glinting knives, and loaded stares.
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She remembers drawing more than a few stares as she found her footing — and not caring one bit.
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THE face that stares from Kim Jong Su's passport shows a rather woebegone man in suit and tie.
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He sits on a wheelchair and looks despairingly at a wall, while she stares morosely at the food.
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She stares at people in the face and she means what she means and she talks with passion.
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One figure has her eyes shut, as if in dream, while the other stares back at the viewer.
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EYE OF A MONSTER: NOAA's #GOES16 stares into the eye of #HurricaneFlorence, which quickly intensified into a Cat.
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"Please don't do this," Halverson begs as the bearded man stares down into the rocks and water below.
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He barely talks — he grunts his way through conversations, speaks in death threats, and stares menacingly at everyone.
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He also stares down the Night King, because not even Bran wants to miss Arya's moment of glory.
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Trump trying to establish some rapport or, really, some sense of "you owe me" while Comey stares blankly.
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She just kinda stares at the birthday cake, so it's hard to know what state she was in.
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She stares down all the servants who think they should plan for the queen's death, and enlists Mrs.
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As she stares at these "undesirables," Offred flashes back to a lecture by a woman named Aunt Lydia.
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Edward stares out of the French doors straight up into the sky and grins in his sideways way.
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"It's okay," Elizabeth assures him as he stares up at her with the abject fear of a child.
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Each week the procession of mostly young, Lycra-clad runners, male and female, elicits stares, but little harassment.
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Tolstoy leans over his desk, writing, while a life-sized Chekhov stares straight at visitors with clear eyes.
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Google has been playing catch-up in the cloud as it stares up at AWS in first place.
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These days, he said he just privately stares at the gift every year before putting it away again.
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Seated sideways in an aluminum chair, with his head turned, he stares sternly and reticently at the viewer.
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I was a little nervous to wear this outfit, worried about weird stares before I even stepped inside.
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There was no cheer from their 65 traveling supporters, no devastated 221,000-yard stares from the home fans.
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How did the producers craft these long stares into meaningful, impactful drama that sustained the show's forward momentum?
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I squeeze my wife's hand, chilled by the hostile stares, angry that I let them get to me.
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He mostly stares at me, unless the sun is in his eyes, in which case he closes them.
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She isn't just reacting to physical pain when she stares at her wounds in the mirror and cries.
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Ginny leans into its solid skull, and the horse stares back at her with a huge watery eye.
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I told him I wanted to return when I couldn't bear the stares of passers-by any longer.
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So far my kids seem oblivious to the stares, but there may be a time when that changes.
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He stares around, shell-shocked, trying to understand, a layer of ash on the surface of the water.
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When he sits with his sign, he draws his hood over his head and stares at the ground.
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One after another, a dancer takes center stage for a solo, then stares down the audience in silence.
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Other French Jews have complained of getting hostile stares or hearing hate-filled words while out in public.
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A woman slicing vegetables stares into the middle distance until she slices her fingers off; she barely stirs.
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Zhang, pictured from the shoulders up, stares unflinchingly in a staring contest the viewer is bound to lose.
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Essentially, she stares at a large collection of collected screenshots "in a state of panic" until an idea strikes.
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When the Hubble Space Telescope stares into the deepest reaches of space, it is also looking backward in time.
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In the photo, Doherty, who is snuggled in between the sheets of her bed, stares solemnly into the camera.
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According to the website's FAQ, finding the 706 stares from The Office took website creator Joe Sabia 1.5 years.
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The performances are uniformly good, especially in the blank-eyed, unsettling stares from the African Americans that Chris encounters.
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For the better part of the season's third episode, Mickey (Gillian Jacobs) stares at her iPhone, agonizing over it.
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Mixing that with his first family reunion in the show could certainly cause some neutral stares in my opinion.
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Wade, meanwhile, appears lost in a daze as he stares ahead at the basketball floating in front of him.
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Throughout the sequence, dog-Jill just stares at him bemusedly, which is about all the audience can do, too.
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Yes, it's only a pen he holds, not a sword, as he stares at the unsigned documents before him.
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Serena Waterford (Yvonne Strahovski) second-guesses her role in shaping Gilead every time she stares longingly at a pen.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The young Cambodian woman strikes a confident pose as she stares defiantly at the camera.
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A statue of Jesus stares down at visitors at the Mormon Church's Visitors Center in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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In one tightly cropped image, Piontek's mother stares directly into the lens, a colorful towel wrapped around her head.
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Beside them, Kim Kyong Hui, the once-powerful aunt of current leader Kim Jong Un, stares at the camera.
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Above all this hangs a twisted disco ball, making this a party at which everyone stares at their screens.
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He stares disconsolately ahead, as if glimpsing a future still hidden from his compatriots, even, perhaps, from Mr Putin.
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My dog also stares off into the distance, when my mom insists on talking to him over the phone.
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But the 56-year-old legacy retailer has been surprisingly nimble as it stares down the formidable everything store.
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When Hugh stares at the toxic black mold on the wall, he says, "This could ruin us," with dread.
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At one point, Ellis stares directly at the camera while discussing the emotional toll involved with Being Extremely Online.
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When Tori walks away from Ed, she stops and stares at him with a look of irritation and pity.
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"'Blank Stares' was honestly never meant to be that song that was on the radio," Allen tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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The unsmiling girl stares straight at you, the mutant-looking rag doll under her right arm shrouded in shadow.
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"There's something distinctly un-American about her," Dar says of Keane, while Saul just stares with his brows furrowed.
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Its fretting system stares at us, gimlet-eyed, while the plucking system continues its dark work on the strings.
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The best moment: When one character stares in shock at his gloved hands and wonders what's beneath the glove.
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"When the stares and the comments were in an overload, I thought about removing my birthmark," she tells PEOPLE.
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Mums have the power to deliver "death stares" when the behaviour of family members is both unexpected and disappointing.
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As Wes stares smugly at his latest attempted murder victim from across the courtroom, Annalise suddenly changes her mind.
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Throughout Season 8 — namely during Sansa and Tyrion's first reunion — Bran has been sending intense, meaningful stares at Tyrion.
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If their long stares, clasped fingers, quavering voices and exhausted sighs are indications, it could be a long process.
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It helps to have someone else there with me so we can joke about it or return the stares.
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"You already get stares when you have a kid in a wheelchair," said Shaw, who lives just outside Nashville.
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Clinton and hectored her with interruptions; her smirks and grim stares as she looked at Mr. Trump; and Mrs.
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Although she has never been harassed for covering her hair, she has seen people give her some hard stares.
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Seen here in September 2008, he stares at the destruction and scorched earth caused by fire near Para, Brazil.
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In some of the pre-Civil War photos he stares directly into the camera lens, unusual for the time.
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One Kobito, a man squeezed into a peach suit, stares down at me from his poster with soulless eyes.
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While I heard many a "hi, ma'am," I also saw some fierce death stares that clearly envied our freedom.
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The photos show the majestic animal walking through darkness, its eyes glowing as it stares directly at the viewer.
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From the tree, he stares into a bird bath that shows the image of angelic figures transforming into demons.
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Garcia, Cuban herself, stares at us, doe-eyed and suggestively eating a mango, not the most easily eroticized fruit.
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This was to avoid any uncomfortable stares or lewd comments, both of which we were quite used to receiving.
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She stares into the camera with both arms confidently beside her and feet in clunky shoes on the ground.
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It's incredible watching it happen in real-time—the lingering stares, the morbid curiosity, followed by the inevitable discarding.
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It's both poignant and playful, eliciting as much laughter and cheers from her audiences as profound (or confused) stares.
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The pictures show Ms. Baloch pouting and wearing the cleric's hat while he, seemingly bedazzled, stares into the camera.
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So you've approached your team and asked them for feedback or feedforward, only to be met with blank stares.
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His acting and mannerisms accurately portrayed the ugly stares and delayed movement of people I've seen on ketamine before.
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It's not feasible to have a large chest in public because of my dysphoria and the stares I get.
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But as New York stares down one of the worst public health crises in a century, it is unthinkable.
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He leans to one side and appears somewhat frail, yet he stares forth with an assurance beyond his years.
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The couple were met with a handful of baffled stares when they took their new pets to Central Park.
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A devastating message Abdalla stares at a photo on his cell phone screen, searching for signs of something familiar.
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He stares at his computer, keeping abreast of orders he cannot satisfy, while breaking off to play the piano.
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Greta Thunberg's face is all over the internet—she scowls, she stares, she snarls, she poses with Arnold Schwartzenegger.
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Smith's face is silent, crestfallen, as he stares at the piece; Foy's sad, determined eyes stare only at him.
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MANCOS, Colorado (Reuters) - Rosa Sabido stares out a church window pondering her future and worrying about her ailing mother.
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So Michelle Obama's face stares at us today as if looking out of an album of old family photographs.
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George stares at me with wise gold eyes and I try to imagine what he might say to me.
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In Asmara, that drew angry stares from my classmates, who weren't used to a young woman speaking her mind.
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The thumbs point upward, as if to form a niche for the arrow, while she stares down at, impassive.
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"I didn't see anyone with a young child, so I was getting weird stares, and it was uncomfortable," she said.
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But the reality of aging loved ones is something that stares us, and our economies, in the face every day.
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She stares blankly across the room, half listening to Pierre Ménard's presentation of Don Quixote 2.0—now available on tablet.
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But then The Order does something unexpected: it actually stares at the history and legacies that its influences often elide.
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He connects with other people through limp stares and blank expressions, no longer able to play along with human socialization.
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Her backpack loaded down, she stares at her phone and moves across parched, cracked earth into a post-apocalyptic landscape.
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As she stares intently at her own face, you can all but hear the piece's title running through her head.
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In one particularly captivating image, a woman accompanied by four puppies stares vacantly into the distance, waiting for possible buyers.
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In one outtake, a girl stands beside the officer, snapping a picture of the commotion as the officer stares elsewhere.
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But for many, including photographer Tiffany Brown Anderson, breast-feeding can result in impolite stares or off-the-cuff criticism.
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Before Bughead had actual sex and serpent-themed public strip teases, they shared sexually-loaded stares over milkshakes at Pop's.
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I would do my best to ignore the stares, whether I saw them in movie theaters, or stores, or restaurants.
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As I explained to everyone that I was just going to dance myself, they looked at me with blank stares.
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They mostly rendered me not a subject of ridicule or weird stares, but instead just totally unspectacular in any way.
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With eyes wide open she stares at a broken branch hanging on by a few threads to a huge tree.
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Well, he's a bit confused, does a little chasing, stares at it in the air, and eventually just sits there.
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At one moment, Bocelli sits in his chair, singing while conducting as Sheeran stares at him, transfixed by his voice.
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The sun is rising in the early hours over the famous fountain, and Marie, again, stares out of the curtains.
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A young woman in a movie theater stares rapt at a racially charged scene in the The Imitation of Life.
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Khalif Rainey stares intensely across the police tape marking the burnt out parts of the neighborhood he loves and represents.
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As she stares at her reflection, she suddenly flashes back to her most recent encounter with the Man in Black.
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Current parliamentary arithmetic gives them clout: only seven Tory MPs have to rebel before the Conservative government stares at defeat.
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This creates a radiant glow that will melt the eyes of any mortal who stares at you for too long.
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The slow torture is hard for anyone to watch, but 25-year-old Nasayba stares at the screen without flinching.
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Every 20 minutes or so, Fincham stands up and stares at the lagoon, when a wave is peeling toward us.
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Frequently, the fourth wall is broken as a person stares intently at the viewer for an extended period of time.
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Even while out with friends in London, they noticed stares — and knew that people were mistaking Smith for the royal.
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Miguel Alves stares up at the 254th floor, his face falling as he points out his home -- now hardly recognizable.
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"May stares into the abyss," said The Times' Saturday edition while the Daily Mail led with "Tories Turn On Theresa".
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He stares on as Ellaria leans in to kiss Yara until their intimate moment is interrupted by Euron's deadly arrival.
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He speaks little, communicating with his parents through tear-filled stares and keeping his eyes down when talking to strangers.
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Instead, I was met with a deafening silence in our corner of the office, and I turned around to stares.
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The next shot in the film is of the activists looking on with blank stares instead of answering the question.
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But Crowder needs to be more impulsive and less apprehensive when a defense's mistake stares him square in the eye.
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The naked man stares unabashedly at the viewer, while Celia stands at the margin of the canvas, her eyes downcast.
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Luhn stares desperately into mirrors, having a breakdown at the hands of Ailes's constant assault on her body and mind.
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Blank stares or answers like I got from Justin Morton, a 35-year-old grad student from New York, Wop.
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Some cold stares, but also remarkable that an event can bring this group of people together, at least physically. pic.twitter.
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What is that expression on Urbain's face as he stares beyond the lens of the camera in a particular photograph?
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On the East Coast, Adès offers a mirage of joy; on the West Coast, Adams stares into the storm. ♦
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She looks wounded for a moment, stares into her glass, and says sadly, What made you think I was nice?
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Mike parks his car across the street from the restaurant where he negotiated with Hector, the cartel honcho, and stares.
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It's full of interesting action sequences, puzzling mysteries, complex geopolitics, and enough brooding stares to fill a Stephenie Meyer novel.
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As we talk, a man with a red puffy face behind her drinks Strongbow cider and stares at me intently.
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By now, she knows she should expect plenty of stares when she leaves the house, but these don't faze her.
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As she stares at Tommen's back exiting the hall, there is the sense that something has permanently ruptured within her.
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A congressional staffer in a seersucker suit with a candy striped tie stares at his phone as The Kinks play.
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As a 4-foot-1-inch woman living in New York City, Sofiya Cheyenne Perez receives a lot of stares.
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You could feel it and see it all around -- so many blank stares and hushed tones and, eventually, the tears.
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Another man, dressed in religious garb, stares out, his head wrapped in a thick landscape scene of a smoking marshland.
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Directed by Richard Eyre with a keen-eyed compassion that complements his star, the play stares loss in the face.
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Generally, a defendant sits in a chair, alone in front of a cinder-block wall, and stares into a camera.
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Here's how you can disinfect that nasty, yellowing case that stares you down every time you look at your phone.
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At a restaurant, she stares at an upside-down beer stein and cannot make head or tail of it — literally.
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Nowadays, when I tell prospective employers to consider mummies, the other undead temp option, I am met with blank stares.
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Option 2: The fan quietly stares out the window, spends five minutes pondering the human condition, and then renounces God.
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One thing is certain: At some point, even the most famous of celebrity peepers will glaze over into 100-yard stares.
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Seen in profile, the prone figure's pink face stares up at a similarly colored featureless head sticking out from the dress.
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It's the kind of thing that once you've seen it, the truth or veracity, it just stares you in the face.
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Major Manic's work is entitled Sadie and has a twist: She stares, while sitting on the moon, back at the viewer.
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" To this, the dog just stares back, seeming to respond with her eyes, "Don't be cute, Mommy isn't doing any vacuuming.
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The man's awkward stance suggests that he is distressed, while the woman, wearing a bright pink sweater, stares at the tabletop.
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Even better: Jeff Goldblum's Dr. Malcolm is back to guide us with his deep intellect, bold stares, and epic line delivery.
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One viral video tightly focuses on Phillips and Sandmann, who stands close to him and stares with a smile or smirk.
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Which is why when I, a fairly petite-sized woman, tell people I have the disorder, I'm met with weird stares.
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On one bright pink pedestal, a stereotypical carved Native American's head stares at a sunset photograph perched on a miniature easel.
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With her long silky locks, excellent posture and vacant stares, 'Tea' has everything it takes to become an international pup supermodel.
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We lay in bed for a good long while as Charlie stares as us with an amused expression on his face.
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Go deeper: The growing threat for advertising's biggest players TV advertising is slowly going digital Facebook stares down more trust issues
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Beware of Silent Weirdos Ever been on the subway with a creepy dude who stares at you without making a sound?
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The frustrated Ri slumps in a deck chair under Lady Di, and stares at his script for a very long time.
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While she's driving down to Wind Gap, she stares at her cracked iPhone, running her fingers briskly over the jagged edges.
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Vinny openly stares at Abby for most of her shift, making idle small talk as an excuse to talk to her.
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In the social media photo, Doherty, who is snuggled in between the sheets of her bed, stares solemnly into the camera.
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" NW: "In NYC, people are willing to push the envelope and just be themselves no matter the stares or rude remarks.
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That means you can finally listen to Super Smash Brothers Ultimate at full volume on the subway without getting evil stares.
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The only thing we didn't have was a sadistic AI Luigi throwing out shells and mean stares as he drives by.
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Each cat is scientifically adorable, but it's the cats' empty stares, blank eyes and robotic conformity that really create Instagram magic.
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"They have 65,000 followers," she says, smiling, but her face falls quickly to neutral and she stares blankly out the window.
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His hologram stares bleakly out the jail cell window of the Black Museum, his body limp, his image flickering with fatigue.
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An older woman stares at Mizrahi as he kicks his heels up at the camera, but he doesn't seem to notice.
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It's officially called Muhammad bin Qasim road, but if you ask for that, you'll most likely be met with blank stares.
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Defiant and androgynous, she stares down the camera on the album cover, a photograph taken by her young love Robert Mapplethorpe.
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He stares at the rain of commentary while downtown shrinks away and people around him talk about craft beer and clothing.
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The group gets a lot of stares when they're out in public and Amy has been asked if she's the nanny.
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He then ends up in what looks to be an African grassland where a creepy horned woman stares at the camera.
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Then there is a girl who comes here often who just lays down, orders a cocktail, and stares at the ceiling.
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Clad in blue Adidas shorts and a white tank top, the baby stares off into the distance with a contemplative look.
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Still, Ramona stares at Carole with blank eyes and shakes her head no, signaling she doesn't actually agree with that statement.
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When he awakens, she stares at him with wide Hentai eyes of sparkling virgin wonder (not unlike Daryl Hannah in Splash!).
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Major Manic's work is entitled Sadie and has a twist: She stares, while sitting on the moon, back at the viewer.
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Before the episode fades to black, Francesca turns her head to look at Dev, who opens his eyes and stares back.
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The players know the all-time greats, of course, but some of the names Graham comes up with draw blank stares.
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I still remember the stares as I padded down the locker room, fully cloaked except for my feet, face, and hands.
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No number of reassuring explanations can protect me from the underlying dread of infection that lurks beneath some of these stares.
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"Ladies and gentlemen, the last president of the United States," Moore says in a voiceover as Trump stares into the camera.
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Once he's gotten used to the curious stares from his fellow passengers, he can settle into a long and restful nap.
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One of the Sonos study subjects, Seemah Sha-Nelson, stares at her phone while he son occupies himself int he background.
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While her moves are first met with odd stares, Ziegler eventually stirs up a total dance party from the whole class.
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So your landlord can place a camera in the hallway, even one that stares you down when you open your door.
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The mustachioed image of Sam Ferris Saleeba stares down from above the front door inside Appalachia Press in downtown Roanoke, Virginia.
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As reported by Politico's Justin Stares in April, the European Commission has already proposed plans for drone fleets for migrant monitoring.
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Fred entertains our crazed guy and stares in confusion as he hears the mystery man answer the phone from his residence.
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But Mr. Commerford, the bassist, summoning his past confrontational spirit, stares down the heavily armored police officers biking alongside the protest.
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It's also notable in that it's a women-led company that says it hasn't experienced dead-eyed stares from tech dudes.
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Or when you see that guy at work that stands just a little too close, stares just a little too long.
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Though America's fascination with advertising has dimmed, Auletta does point to successful innovations, even as the industry stares down existential threats.
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They "received my theory of Kremlin barn burning with yawns of conspicuous boredom, oozing wispy blank stares," he wrote to himself.
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Now the pope uses science to shame Trump, who stares down a parade of hurricanes and says, nothing to see there.
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She stares off into the distance as she gasps for air, her tiny chest heaving desperately to take in more oxygen.
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Paul Stares is a senior fellow and the director of the Center for Preventive Action at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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The young man stares stoically in front of the American flag but poses jokingly with his comrades in the US Army.
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The everyday stares, comments, and subhuman treatment acted as a constant reminder of my painful medical history and my perceived shortcomings.
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You can see those realistic waves directly here, as Elsa stares them down on the beach before running in head-on.
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When it is our turn in the queue, the uniformed woman stares at the bag he has placed in the tray.
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And difficult choices lie ahead as Britain stares at the global economic map and tries to decide where to place itself.
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The figure fills most of the canvas, the background composed of abstract blocks of color; she stares coolly at the viewer.
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And it's good to know that being less critical of yourself and your ridiculous footwear incites significantly fewer stares and laughter.
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The last shot we see of Jughead is him trying on the jacket proudly, as Betty stares on with fear and disgust.
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One tweet features a cartoon of Santa Claus adding WikiLeaks to his "Nice" list as he stares at the organization's Wikipedia entry.
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Over the course of his acting career, Hemsworth has graced us with smoldering stares, gratuitous shirtlessness and, of course, high-quality performances.
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"When we brought the topic of Ingress up, even as a game, most often we were met with blank stares," he wrote.
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Violent police, scantily clad women, a guy in a gas mask throwing money, and more intermingle as Tunji stares down the camera.
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Cut to Jamie, who wakes from his comatose state and stares up at a very distressed Jenny and Ian, back at Lallybroch.
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The two sisters head to the Weirwood back to meet up with Bran, who pretty much just stares and says insightful things.
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Big Boi stares viewers down intently, dripping with sparkling jewelry and holding a smoking... uh... we'll let you decide what he's smoking.
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And it was this "ah-hah" moment for me as a kid, because I didn't have to deal with the stares anymore.
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It also gets me some hard stares, but to be fair, it might be more than the jacket that bothers people here.
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Adorned with some the finest of filters — the voice-altering bumble bee — Saint stares into the camera with his big bug eyes.
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Guillermo Pallomari (Javier Cámara, who you'll recognize from The Young Pope), the Cali Cartel's accountant, stares at the finances with Miguel Rodriguez.
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WILLIAM, a tractor-trailer driver, leans against his navy blue truck and stares across the highway to the crowded hills of Tijuana.
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But when the family gets outside, Adam turns around and stares at the window, possibly alerting the authorities to a guest's presence.
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I hope Black mothers of mixed race children aren't made to feel alien by stares of onlookers mistaking them for the nanny.
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As we head toward the apartment, Laura stares at me in astonishment, as if I've let her in on my true identity.
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"I've been preparing for this for a long time," she says as she stares out the window and watches trick-or-treaters.
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There are few better illustrations of that subconscious benefit than that it stares him in the face every time he opens Twitter.
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During its time away from our planet, it stares at the same patches of sky for long periods of time, snapping photos.
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Alas, his new book, written in secret in case aides tried to dissuade him, stares only half the truth in the face.
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Then, Tom Hiddleston stares expectantly at the camera as the protagonist prepares to eat her meal (which includes, of course, Centrum vitamins).
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And their blank stares across restaurant tables left us wondering what the heck was up with the editors working on this show.
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He stares at his hands, the same hands he used to wash dishes when he arrived to the United States in 2001.
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The other characters carry on with unrelated conversation, as Butter Bot stares blankly into space and the deep void of random existence.
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" Anand said, "Seeing a mother holding her child closer to her, looking at you in fear...those stares stay in your head.
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As she stares down at her blood-stained panties, she flashes back to the last time she tried to protest this insanity.
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Vanya stares into the middle distance like a cashier trying to figure out exactly how much to short you on your change.
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GQ had its Men of the Year party in L.A. Thursday night ... but it was the women there who really drew stares.
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Warm, magic-hour light spotlights the couple's mysterious amalgamation, while the protagonist stares back at anyone daring to look, owning their gaze.
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This work reflects Tyrell's experience growing up attending predominantly white schools, and receiving strange, inquiring stares when she mentioned her European heritage.
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At one point, plagued by the whine of a squeaky fan, she stares at the thing real hard until it stops dead.
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They became famous after starring in Clark's 1995 cult-classic film Kids, which stares unwaveringly into a fictionalized version of their lives.
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He stares at the void and divines no answers, but expresses wonder where he finds it, and even peace when he can.
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He just stares in awkward silence, presumably stunned at how savagely a man wearing a dog hand puppet just dunked on him.
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She tapes a sign on the ceiling above her bed, and, after George slices off one of her fingers, she stares up.
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Langston Hughes, wistful, black tie around his neck, stares from a portrait behind the bar at this uptown watering hole and eatery.
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In their place were a few awkwardly earnest couples and a whole lot of envious stares, only half concealed behind locker doors.
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He wants her to know she is not alone, not the only one who fears thunder, draws stares and wishes for friends.
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He stares harder and sees that she is that tiresome Annie Clark, and without doubt she is kneeling on the empty air.
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Together, the family soaks in the quiet of Rhode Island's coast away from the stares of the public, should Trevor suddenly seize.
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When I first heard about French towns banning burkinis, I thought about those middle school stares, and the possible misunderstandings behind them.
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Tusup is more temperamental than Hosszu, and his eruptions on the pool deck have elicited stares, complaints and calls for his removal.
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We're on a boat, out at sea, and the camera stares at a reel of fishing line, which turns very slightly. Click.
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In it, he stares blankly at a wall, a bloody bandage covering his 26 stitches, his three children watching with concerned expressions.
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I think about that every time an orc I've wounded or humiliated crests a hill, stares me down, and threatens my life.
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She stares directly at me even when she's just discussing a Chinese facial her Uber driver recommended and Kylie Jenner's Snapchat story.
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His brooding, his stares at colleagues and his unpleasant disparaging of Icelanders who dared to frustrate him are blights on his talent.
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But unlike her teammates, whose taut shoulders and cold stares betrayed an air of anger and frustration, Ertz's was one of grief.
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It's a shame to see Bernthal's talents squandered in the latter half of the film to little more than looks and stares.
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In her most viral video, she stares into the camera, her face covered in a niqab, save for her perfectly outlined eyes.
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And the stress of trying to quiet a screaming toddler is often amplified by the dagger-like stares coming from fellow passengers.
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Boris Johnson stares into the distance, his brow furrowed, a lamp softly illuminating his features and a document in front of him.
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In photo after photo, she stares directly at you: a rangy woman with a deadpan expression, wearing a man's shirt and shoes.
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Owen stares in space with his mouth agape for a little too long, reigniting all of Teddy's insecurities about Owen and Amelia.
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When the girls at her new school bully her, Emily stares them down and demands to know why they don't like her.
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A quick, unscientific survey of several products of extensive Catholic education drew blank stares when the subject of fetal rabbits came up.
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He stares directly at the camera in the new movie and tells the audience that the Jedi are hypocrites full of hubris.
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As they lumber along through the dense urban landscape, passing highways, parks, cemeteries and shopping centers, the freight trains draw curious stares.
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It might sound harmless, but three months of getting stares wherever you go and few smiles or hellos from passersby is exhausting.
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While Parton stares her down at a bar, Hough can be seen seated with a big stack of bills in her hands.
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Those hard, reverberant stares are about the only hint that the world in "Loving" is going to be falling off its axis.
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The extent of eye damage depends on how long someone stares at the sun — though even a few seconds could be destructive.
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Disturbing and mysterious things ensue, punctuated with longing, sexy stares between Hammer and co-star Zazie Beetz, who is not his wife.
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He is credited with nicknaming Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's infamous silent stares "Sauron's gaze," a reference to the main villain in LOTR.
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He bobs right out of the water, almost smiling, and stares at me before falling right back under a small, quiet wave.
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As Donald Trump stares down impeachment, allies of Vice President Mike Pence claim he is as calm and poised as can be.
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Her husband, Michael (a fantastic Lior Ashkenazi), mutely stares at this scene as if he were a bystander in his own life.
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Some sat on blue-and-orange tarps that had been spread on the concrete floor, and many looked on with vacant stares.
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You can't ask a referee to announce a penalty and then just stand there like an idiot while everyone stares at him.
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Each figure stares into the distance, straining to make out which of the buses routinely promised by the sign might be approaching.
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Here is a photo of Humboldt, Saskatchewan's Brianne Theisen-Eaton surrounded by the remains of other runners while she stares into oblivion.
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But also the device blends in better than something like a GoPro, meaning you won't get stares while at the dog park.
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She stares at it — contemplating the value of her own sanity and peace of mind against the lives of the four other women.
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The technology may be new, but the plot is a tried-and-true potion of friendships, relationships, and long, brooding stares off-camera.
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Instead, the Warden of the North just stares into Ghost's eyes as the direwolf whimpers and then rides off to yet another war.
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What that means: You can proudly show off your Disney love at work without garnering any weird stares from your fellow adult coworkers.
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When Susan Grant walked into her friend's apartment in Dubai thirty years ago, she immediately felt piercing stares from everyone in the room.
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Taylor-Joy was a revelation in The Witch, but here, she's given a character who mostly just quietly stares, with wide, quivering eyes.
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The retired state patrolman-turned-mayor pro tem stares at vacant building after building, his reflection bouncing off the empty glass storefront windows.
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Kid finally just stops working and stares at the manager for a moment before, with arms shuddering with rage, grabbing at his shirt.
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For two seasons, Claire Foy perfected Queen Elizabeth's telling stares; come season 3, Olivia Colman will play an older version of the Queen.
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In the photo, he can be seen riding away with the window rolled up as a sad Teigen stares the car down longingly.
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We got our share of stares, two ladies on our own, and Priya in trousers, though I tried not to take it personal.
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"Goliath Johnson because he has a big one," she says with a wink, as Offerman stares into the screen and smiles behind her.
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At least it'll be better than the spinoff where King Bran stares blankly into space and mumbles for an hour every Sunday night.
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A second trio, Keegan Michael-Key, Florence Kasumba, and Eric Andre also take deep stares into Kamari, Shenzi, and Azizi, their Disney counterparts.
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A balding man stands in between rows of steps or pews and stares at a 2D picture of a woman's nose and mouth.
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And in another, McDermott has his arms folded and stares out onto the front lawn while standing next to the smiling male cop.
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She also faced some odd stares and questions when she started school, but her parents have helped her bring humor to her disability.
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The opening scene is set in Dresden, in 1937, and one thing Kurt stares at with particular care is a Kandinsky from 1921.
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"In the past, every time I have sought information on this land, I have just got blank stares from government officials," he said.
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Her father sports a jewelled watch and stares at his phone while munching on a steaming pile of dairy-free ginger-spice pancakes.
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Roy Walker keeps a photo of Barrs in his office and stares into his friend's eyes every day he settles in for work.
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As a flustered young smith named Josh works away at converting the used car metal, Neilson stares him down with his arms crossed.
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It stares sports in the face and slaps it with a big goofy fish, and then says "OOPS" and giggles for twenty minutes.
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Our friend, and brilliant comedian Chris Locke, plays a man who stares into the void, hears our song and experiences a midlife crisis.
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A jowly older man, his business suit frayed in several key junctures, smiles slightly sad as he stares at his empty tooth glass.
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A youngster in glasses and an eye patch stares at us with feet akimbo; a couple steals a kiss on a street corner.
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Machado had responded to earlier brushbacks from Ventura with stares and chatter, but when that didn't work he was happy to do more.
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In this episode, Ms. Aduba stares down the face of Spain's Pyrenees Mountains in a hailstorm as Mr. Grylls rappelled down the cliff.
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In fact, a crucifix stares down on Quebec's National Assembly, where the religious neutrality law that included the ban was debated and passed.
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When Heath goes into the women's restroom, they usually get stares from people who are trying to figure out if they "belong" there.
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He stares at the front page for about two and a half seconds before screaming hysterically at the atrocities he finds reported there.
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Solomon said that for years as a senior banker, he'd walk into the elevator at Goldman and would be met with blank stares.
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Rather, a close-up of each stares blankly at the camera as we learn of their rapes, assaults, traumatic pregnancies, and sex work.
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"I got a lot of stares, but I also knew I looked good," said Mr. Olubi, 28, showing off his brilliant purple polish.
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The sun hits his eyes and he stares down before a startled look flickers across his face and the camera wobbles, losing Ashes.
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In Mr. Paladino's white cubiculum, or bedroom, a figure stares at the wall, seemingly looking away from the plaster casts of Vesuvius's victims.
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CBS A journalist — who previously blogged under the nom de plume "Girl With the Genie Tattoo" — stares up into the tree in horror.
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I want to have a clear mind again,as a baby who stares at the lightwisping through the window and thinks,That's mine.
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More recently, Rhea Seehorn gave us a lot of Sphinx-like stares into middle distance as her character grasped Jimmy's capacity for sleaze.
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"We're good at responding when a disaster stares us in the face," Kris Johnson, deputy director at the Nature Conservancy, told BuzzFeed News.
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After a brief, tense exchange of stares, one boy distracts him as another lands a suckerpunch and the third pulls out a gun.
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Mostly he stares dead-eyed at the ground, offers vague catchphrases, then gives an anecdote about someone he knows who made it big.
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News reporters bundled in parkas to chronicle his return, drawing stares from neighbors and dog-walkers in what is usually a quiet neighborhood.
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Earlier this year in the mountain town of Chur, he walked into a full restaurant unannounced and drew only smiles or polite stares.
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The retail experience — from the Bad Brains blaring overhead, to the store clerks who sized up visitors with blank stares — could be forbidding.
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In the picture that ran alongside it, a white-haired Woody stares directly at the camera, a big smile spread across his face.
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And the Kenyan film "Rafiki" captures the electric stares and ensuing relationship between a young couple, Kena (Samantha Mugatsia) and Ziki (Sheila Munyiva).
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Islamic State seems to be banking on determination and cunning as it stares at enemies across the Tigris from ditches and tall grass.
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"Dawn Chorus" (over which the death of Rachel Owen, Yorke's former partner, looms) stares down the hypotheticals—what if that relationship hadn't ended?
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Yet when I went out with the girls the day after it happened, I will never forget the stares that people gave me.
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The shudders begin soon after the movie does when a woman opens a door, stares into the camera and falls to the ground.
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I grew up in Flatbush, Brooklyn, a predominantly black neighborhood in which I got a lot of stares and was called homophobic slurs.
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The man stares at his partner, smiling, and her gaze drops in the direction of their young child, also sprouting abundant nose hair.
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In the fresco, Narcissus reclines by a pool, his face damaged but looking downward toward the water, where his greenish reflection stares back.
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The Sagehen on the right turns to its compatriot, who stares straight ahead and gives the impression that they are executing some mischief.
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"If he loses a face-off, he either crosschecks the guy or slashes him or stares him down," Ducks defenseman Kevin Bieksa said.
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"I had the lock, but he has the key," Jared Leto's disembodied voice whispers as Ryan Gosling stares furtively at an old tree.
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He just stares into the camera in a fourth-wall-breaking "what the actual fuck?" as if he were starring in The Office.
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A second trio, including Keegan Michael-Key, Florence Kasumba, and Eric Andre, also take deep stares into Kamari, Shenzi, and Azizi, their Disney counterparts.
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Aside from a few stares from fellow voters and slightly perplexed looks from poll workers, she was able to vote without issue in 2016.
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Allen always brings his mom up on stage to sing "Blank Stares," to her, even though she's in the final stages of the disease.
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Since you're the tiebreaker vote...* Stares hauntingly past you** Slowly raises arm and points directly at you*Their blood is forever on your hands.
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From page one, Falling Into Place stares right into the darkness of adolescence — the same darkness that Zhang herself was intimate with back then.
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One week after undergoing the surgery Johnson is feeling renewed, but is frustrated with the stares she gets during a trip to the supermarket.
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In a foolish moment of arrogance by Khaled, he says "don't ever play yourself Ray, I'm telling you!" to which Ray stares him down.
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She literally works on a Hollywood lot, where she serves coffee to celebrities and stares at the window from Casablanca on her break. 34.
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Dominique stops bawling and stares in awe at her mother, unaware that the holes have just been flipped to the backs of her legs.
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" And after looking at his job well done, Williams affectionately stares at the house and says with a smile: "There's no place like home.
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I wore it to the theater with my local 501st chapter, where I got some odd stares standing next to the more traditional stormtroopers.
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Standing in high grass, he stares straight at the viewer, his hands clutching his genitals, a bright red clown-smile smeared across his face.
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Kendall and Bella both served serious struts (and stares!) on the catwalk, wearing a sheer lace mock-neck dress and a gingham design, respectively.
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There's also a haunting scene of J. Bruce Ismay, portrayed by Jonathan Hyde, as he endures the silent shaming stares of the surviving passengers.
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Calling someone "a liberal" to mean progressive would probably have been met with blank stares of confusion at the turn of the 20th century.
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When the camera pans out over the audience at the Academy Awards, a sea of smiling faces in beaded gowns and tuxedos stares back.
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For example, an eye doctor might have different suggestions for someone who stares at a computer all day versus someone who drives a bus.
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And Sullivan did get stares, but he simply ignored them because his pregnancy was about him and his family, not what anyone else thinks.
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MANAFORT STARES DAGGERS AT RICK GATES, AS PARTNER-TURNED-WITNESS DETAILS BOOK-COOKING Gates acknowledged during testimony on Monday to embezzling money from Manafort.
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In the social media photo, 45-year-old Doherty, who is snuggled in between the sheets of her bed, stares solemnly into the camera.
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On the cover of Walk Through Walls, Abramović stares straight at the reader with a stern gaze, daring you to crack open the book.
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They're both tall, pale, lean men with narrow faces, sharp noses, and easy country smiles that don't entirely warm up their thousand-yard stares.
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Anytime he releases, remixes, or even stares at something for longer than 20 seconds, you can count on it being of the utmost quality.
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After two weeks of blank stares, my extremely thorough research reached its conclusion—there was nothing in particular left to question Paul McCartney about.
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"Pushing my buttons like it ain't no thang," Shelton sings in the video, as he lovingly stares at the 48-year-old pop singer.
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When I raised the point about "zero-day" being a common term to refer to severe software vulnerabilities, I was met with blank stares.
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But in 2016 you can make the decision to get blank stares at the party in favor of a viral tweet on Monday morning.
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She insists on stoking fires in her home round the clock and demonically stares into the flames of a bakery fire at one point.
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But as the morning light "casts a rectangle of bright white on the white tiles of the ward floor," Badkhen writes, he stares dejectedly.
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Paul B. Stares is a senior fellow for conflict prevention and director of the Center for Preventive Action at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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It also helps explain the proliferation of ear-budded zombies walking the streets, riding buses and subways, fixing the world with their blank stares.
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Though the clip features many close-ups of Underwood's face as she cries, the singer looks flawless as she stares into the camera lens.
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I once sent this GIF to my coworkers (best described as Obama-as-Beyoncé-on-a-pizza-in-space?) and just received blank stares.
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The evil guardian protecting splayed Pringles in "Cat and Potato Chips" (2017) stares down the viewer in a tour de force of tabletop comedy.
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Now you have to just sit there while a child you don't know stares at you intently in silence for a solid 40 seconds.
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In the video West stares at the camera defiantly while host Adam Driver and cast-member Keenan Thompson ask him what he's cooking up.
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Turner is an incredibly talented actor, but outside of a lot of sinister stares and CGI-generated powers, she's not given much to do.
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Slant whispers and looming stares pass through the prison yard around 3:30 PM. It's July, and hotter than usual on Michigan's upper peninsula.
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I realized that Ms. Solomon must have to deal with this kind of behavior all the time — stares and stage whispers and judgmental comments.
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The younger one, a maintenance worker named Tadeo, exuded excitement that clashed with the sullen stares he got from American workers in the plant.
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Luckily, they look like a regular pair of relaxed work pants, so I can walk to, from, and around the office without attracting stares.
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Against a black backdrop, half of his bespectacled face stares out from the page, flanked by a 'letter to the Netherlands' in white print.
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At first he called the business Caravanserai, the word for Silk Road merchant hostels, but he simplified it after getting too many blank stares.
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Saggio, a 9-year-old German shepherd, stares at his owner who he thinks has a treat when, in fact, it's a dead bug.
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He steals license plates in a Walmart parking lot and breaks into a deranged smile when a little girl stares at him in suspicion.
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A faceless giant stares down at a small figure, a hooded shade hovers in the forest, and a thousand pathways peel off into space.
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He stares at me with a blank look on his face as I try to recall the overnight journey that impacted me so much.
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And of course there are chic outfits, glamorous European settings, lusty stares between Eve (Sandra Oh) and Villanelle and some intense physical brutality, too.
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It's cold and white, and it stares back, both defiant and impassive, static and frantically on the move, marked by phases, out of reach.
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As Europe stares at a deep recession, UBS said it now expected European companies to report a 33% drop in 2020 earnings per share.
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As Europe stares at a deep recession, UBS said it now expected European companies to report a 33% drop in 2020 earnings per share.
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In the book, she has to deal with the curious stares and taunts of classmates whose parents want Hanna to drop out of school.
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As Sam stares at the ceiling, we see a replay of their night together, including a walk under street lamps and getting a drink.
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Here, in 1984, Roberts' Brooke stares at ripped ex-athlete Chet (real-life Olympic athlete Gus Kenworthy) as he thrusts in an aerobics class.
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In HBO's "Outsider" the camera slowly glides, or creeps, or just sits still while actors try out their hard or perplexed or grieving stares.
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It sits on a pedestal while an elegantly dressed woman silently stands next to it and stares blankly in the direction of the camera.
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The Shahs had lived with stares and insensitive questions about their religion and traditional hijabs since they began wearing them in the sixth grade.
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As the narrator stares at the woman she loves, she becomes greener, and the line becomes an expression of ecstasy in its original sense.
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The boy stares ahead, looking bewildered, while the man presumed to be his father, one arm wrapped around his son, speaks to him calmly.
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"Some workplaces are full of too much information; too many sounds, lights, stares, glares — and too little understanding," the organization writes on its website.
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Now that I commute by train, I leave it next to the door so it stares at me when I walk in after work.
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Oleksandr, the platoon commander, stares at his laptop as it streams live footage of the fighting aboveground from a camera mounted atop the position.
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One we mentioned earlier with all the bike computers, so going in the Alps with 14 bike computers got me a lot of stares.
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Their stares place our focus not on their naked bodies or on the acts in which they may be engaged, but on their faces.
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The Virgin Mary is usually draped in a blue veil and gazing modestly, adoringly down; the baby Jesus stares solemnly out at the viewer.
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Bulldogging is still practiced today, but the name Bill Pickett often elicits blank stares from the public, according to BPIR president Valeria Howard-Cunningham.
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It's not like when you go to other places where everyone just stands around and stares at each other with their cocktail in their hand.
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While we faced many blank stares and upturned noses, some attendees seemed genuinely interested in our critique, and concerned about HRC's partnership with Wells Fargo.
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Tubman's physical stature is echoed in "J'Accuse #1," where an unnamed black woman, blanketed by a heavy robe, stares back with an authoritative, withering gaze.
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This feeling came in furtive stares when people at hackathons asked my male friends for technical advice that I was equally as equipped to answer.
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The group drew long stares from patients and hospital guests entering the facility, and several strode over to pet the dogs or ask their names.
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Now Samsung stares down the demons of its past with the Note 27's successor, the Galaxy Note 28, which launches in New York today.
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The first major time it appears, in "Part III," we see Cora's point of view as she stares at the infamous blue-and-gold wallpaper.
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I was old enough to weigh the balance and to conclude that I'd trade a couple of disapproving stares for a pile of Reese's Pumpkins.
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But, until that final detente, the entire episode is a whirling RHONY memory factory made of pinot grigio, gummy bears, and blank-eyed Ramona stares.
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Go deeper: Facebook ramps up DC outreach ahead of midterms Facebook stares down more trust issues Pre-installed apps are reshaping the web traffic universe
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Just above the center of the photograph, the baby's one unobscured eye stares up at what we cannot see, evoking vulnerability and an eerie otherness.
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She stares at a large, bladed fan propped up in her mother's window and fades in and out of the her memories and current surroundings.
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In the suspenseful clip, leading lady Annalise Keating (Viola Davis) closes her bedroom door behind her and stares at the jewelry box on her desk.
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Not long before that infamous press conference, she stares at Weiner icily for about 30 seconds before he asks the cameras to leave the room.
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On the left, a serious looking man stares into the distance in front of a blue backdrop that echoes the color of the girl's jacket.
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The rapper, 40, is pictured holding his 2-year-old high above his head as he stares up at his son with a big grin.
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" Mathieu Vandekerckhove (Syndrome/Amenra) commented, "Ralf of Hypertension asked us if we wanted to be a part of [the label's] The Abyss Stares Back series.
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Alexander Herzen, "the father of Russian socialism", stares solemnly out of the frame of his portrait, with what looks like a chain around his waist.
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Darker looks every bit as melodramatic as its predecessor; its first trailer has sexy music, sexy abs, sexy stares, sexy hotels, and sexy shower sex.
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As a plus-size woman working in offices filled with birthday cakes and free snacks, Laura Bogart was hyper-aware of the looks and stares.
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But there are also dark episodes, when the beast is loose, and what stares back at us from the mirror is something ugly and frightful.
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Caroline: Speaking of Nora, that moment where Laurie mentions Nora, and Matt just stares at her blankly, is small — but it's a gut punch nonetheless.
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I don't even know if it's stares or somebody saying something, but just that subconscious feeling that people don't like you—that hurts so much.
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The band's catatonic stares into the camera only highlight the bizarrely catchy guitar and tenor sax riffs that pulse through the somewhat off kilter visuals.
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Months ago, when China saw the brunt of the outbreak, people would just give her cold stares or avoid her on public transit, she said.
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When she boards the bus, she is met with cold stares from people who sometimes whisper words like "obroni" or "ofri," meaning foreigner or white.
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When she wakes, she stares and rubs at the scars on both of her wrists, not so much neat slices as pale, jagged, random dashes.
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In his last television appearances he stares out glumly with eyes of stone, perhaps weary of the role he'd had to play for 40 years.
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One picture is too sunny; another is too close; a more high-concept one where he stares at his own shadow is also deemed unacceptable.
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When I ask the mother to leave by, say, pounding on my kitchen window with a spatula, she stares back at me blankly and pees.
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Asian students at Arizona State University, meanwhile — where a US case of coronavirus was confirmed — said they were facing jokes, stares, and isolation on campus.
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As she stares contemplatively into what appears to be the unadorned space of a bedroom, she is at once relaxed and cerebral, wistful and removed.
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If a human stares too long at the deadlights, he or she will go insane or die — Bev (Sophia Lillis) comes close in IT (2017).
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During the ceremony, Offred's gaze switches between Fred, who stares right back with flagrant lust, and a grimacing Serena Joy, who keeps her head turned.
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"I read your book," Luisa says, her left eye batting away a loose scrap of mascara while her right one stares straight into his heart.
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But while he's scarfing down his burger, she stares down at her plate of fries in wonder, barely daring to bring one to her lips.
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Watching her tears turn to a small smile as she stares at her nude form in the mirror suggests she is getting to that point.
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Plenty. Cover art: The senator stares straight ahead — hands on hips, the beginnings of a wry smile — as if preparing to upbraid an unruly banker.
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She is a sentient being who grips the gilt-edged rim and stares into the ewer's depths like a priestess awaiting divination from the gods.
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Those leading the country seek to find the mythological unicorn of voter fraud while the elephant in the room (suppression) stares them in the face.
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After he closes the box he looks up, stares off into the distance as Christmas music plays in the background, and gives a small smile.
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In the first photo, a shocked Mendes stares down at the small doll, which wears the musician's iconic white tank tucked into black jeans look.
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In these next two episodes, it was the threat the boys posed to the girls that came through emotionally and directly, through gestures and stares.
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The woman dons a clown nose, stares into the middle distance—blankly at first, as her body contorts, then grinning, finally mouth agape, teeth bared.
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One plainclothes officer behind the reception desk stares vacantly at a News 12 Long Island TV broadcast chirping about Spota's alleged efforts to protect Walsh.
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As with "Double Protection," the expressions on these characters' faces are devoid of emotion, their eyes given over to thousand-yard stares into the ether.
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Ready your elementary school selves, because the one lunch that outdid the rest and managed to earn stares of jealousy from just about everyone is back.
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"It ain't easy lugging this baby around — it's killing my Tinder profile," she says, cradling her belly and getting blank stares from the sisters in return.
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She and Nick slowly close up the house as their getaway taxi makes its way to pick them up, and she stares longingly at the house.
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Artist Sofia Metaxas carves out the famed faces and stares of Prince, Michael Jackson, Tina Turner, and public-facing contemporaries like Selena Gomez, using only makeup.
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Basically, there's a little o_o at the top of the phone that stares right back at you, and once you see it, it doesn't go away.
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The concerned stares of Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage) and Grey Worm (Jacob Anderson) heavily suggest they're worried about their queen's emotional state — not terrified of it.
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Tyrion and his crew of respectable characters will guide Westeros towards a more equitable future, while Bran the Weirdo stares at birds and tracks down Drogon.
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In "Untitled (Self-Portrait with Blood)" (1973), she stares directly at the camera while blood dribbles from her forehead and down her nose, into her mouth.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A tiger behind bars stares down at a man with no legs in a makeshift wheelchair at a Frankfurt zoo.
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A girl in a yellow dress who stares into the sun while the sprinklers run and uses a vintage camera to take blurry, but meaningful photos.
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You're walking to work when you see a man tailing a woman, muttering sexual obscenities at her as she stares straight ahead, picking up her pace.
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But up close, one can see that the lean shapes in Santiago Ascui's illustrations actually human figures, all with the same blank stares and slim bodies.
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He stares downward, half smiling, light hitting his eyes, sparkling them slightly as if he, despite the depth of his dementia, knows something secret and magical.
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Like the times she's talking to him and he simply stares, still trying to size up a room and evaluate a threat that's no longer there.
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In the memoir, Giudice also says other inmates sold stories about her to the media, reports the Daily News and admitted there were some menacing stares.
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"It used to be when I walked on a plane, I could feel the stares and suspicion," Minhaj said, referencing Islamophobia he's faced since 9/11.
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But even better, she serves a major lesson, to boot: how to throw stares and rock sunnies — all in a way that will keep 'em guessing.
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"Both the birthday and the gift," Sprouse, 26, captioned a topless image of Reinhart, who covers her breasts with her arms and stares into a mirror.
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The victim stares straight at the camera, emaciated, ribs protruding from a chest that's half scarred bright red from the burning pressure of a hot iron.
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He's standing with his back to the camera, and a cop to his right stares straight ahead, the barest hint of a smirk on his lips.
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Most dhaba owners are open to hosting female students, but girls seldom sit there as they will most likely attract long stares from their male counterparts.
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In another photo, a middle-aged woman dressed in a bright teal dress and low white heels stares at the camera, jewelry glinting at her wrists.
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A glance into the endless and void-like stares of some of Sinister's children relays that feeling of grief while still holding onto elements of naiveté.
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In fairness, he meanders into the fray at some point, but for the most part, he placidly stares at the fracas as it unfolds before him.
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A woman sings jazzy blues in the background as he stares out at something, which we learn in the next shot is a demolished, overturned car.
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The opening act is full of promise, as Gosling and Fassbender are both pursuing Mara, an aimless twentysomething existing on odd jobs and comely cold stares.
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In the middle, Spacey's pugnacious face stares at the viewer, in much the same way it does during his to-camera interludes in House of Cards.
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The increased scrutiny has hit growth at Indian companies the hardest, as the country supplies nearly 40 percent of the medicines sold in the United Stares.
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A "faceprint" portrait of philosopher and revolutionary Frantz Fanon—an averaging of his photographs used in facial-recognition technology—stares balefully, wonderfully symmetrical, blurry, and haunting.
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Perkins' camera stares down dark hallways and into unlit rooms, daring the viewer to see if some dark presence is waiting, quiet, in the inky blackness.
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When I'm out of the "security bubble" and talk to people about important security measures like two-step verification and security keys, I get blank stares.
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Whenever I mentioned that I was going there, I was met with blank stares, or envy at what was assumed to be a luxurious Caribbean getaway.
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One famous aspect of his personality, aside from his piercing stares and his charming aloofness at times, was his compulsion to only eat fruits and vegetables.
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There are familiar commuters, malfunctioning toll arms, occasional scofflaws — and an incessant barrage of come-ons, sexual comments, lecherous stares and crude gestures from male motorists.
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By way of a test, he tips out a jigsaw, starts the clock, and stares in awe as, not long afterward, she fits the final piece.
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In fact she stares at him, right into his eyes, for two or three seconds without speaking, maybe even four full seconds, a very long time.
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Several suggested that Facebook provides users' personal data directly to advertisers, and off-point algorithm questions resulted in blank stares and stammers from a baffled Zuckerberg.
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The most disappointing aspect of the movie is that the talents of its lead, Sophie Turner, are wasted as she's relegated to just giving sinister stares.
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"For me, especially being a lesbian who's more on the masculine side, it's awkward to go into a [normal] gym; everyone stares at you," Campbell said.
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There is smoke and dust and blood, gnarled metal and smashed concrete, and the vacant stares of people who have endured almost a decade of violence.
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It gave in to every one of the show's most tedious instincts, substituting slow stares and endless montage sequences for any actual development or new interiority.
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The tension rises as the driver ominously stares at Pam through the rear view mirror and locks the doors -- all while #MeToo flashes on her phone.
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If you look at the rest of the cast's faces as Polo walks down the Las Encinas stares, the students' emotions range from infuriated to shocked.
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It was now the address of Kaylas and Hayleys and Ashleys with their generic habits and empty minds, their AirPods and blank stares and Amazon addictions.
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Men sit on benches, faces shadowed by wide-brimmed hats; a woman in Kyoto stares into the distance, her hair ever so slightly out of place.
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Based on the fragmented nature of TV viewing, one suspects the most prevalent reaction to most of the winners from potential viewers would be blank stares.
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"She stares at lighting fixtures," says Ford, much like her mom, who released a limited-edition line of lamps and pendants at Target earlier this year.
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The Tempe Police Department added the high-power rifles to the back of eight motorcycle units about six months ago, and yeah, they've gotten some stares.
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But mention the name Jürgen Schmidhuber in an automated quinoa lunch spot frequented by coders in San Francisco, and you are likely to get blank stares.
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Through a sudden lack of enthusiasm and nervous stares, Greg finally explains why ATN isn't a good choice for him but Tom (unsurprisingly) shoots him down.
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Exercise can make me feel really good, but it also took years of learning to ignore what I was convinced were judgmental stares to get there.
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In another, an older woman who seems to have stepped out of Cindy Sherman's series of faux portraits of society women stares blankly at an artifact.
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Octavia McKinney, photographed in a tight white tank and very short shorts, pulls her long legs wide apart and stares into the camera with confrontational frankness.
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Today, incidents of police brutality against black individuals flash across our screens; the unwavering stares of Thompson's sitters remind us that these acts are not new.
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Yet there we were, turning our collective stares to Trump Tower to gape at the unlikely pairing of the President-elect and notorious rap blowhard Kanye West.
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Meanwhile, Shams, who is wearing a blue and white striped outfit, stares into the camera and soaks up the love and attention he's receiving from his parents.
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Fourteen-year-old Isabel Catalan stares intently at her laptop as she walks me through a recent assignment one sunny morning a few weeks before summer vacation.
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"Whenever Mindy comes over to the house, my daughter just stares at her — like, entranced by her," Barinholtz added of Kaling, who is also expecting a daughter.
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I also loved Jordan Casteel's subway portraits at Casey Kaplan, especially "Rose Colored Glasses" (2018), where a woman stares in dismay at the train car around her.
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Instead of a New Jersey Salute, the guy just stares at her as she casually pulls one AirPods from her ear and puts it in his ear.
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Despite Paul Hollywood's sometimes skeptical stares when he and Berry visit the bakers to find out what they're making, most breads turn out good to very good.
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For instance, a Hollywood Reporter roundtable video circulated last spring wherein Kathryn Hahn stares lovingly at Rachel Weisz, apparently magnetized by the actor's aura and sage wisdom.
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On the family heirloom bureau, where Charlie sits and stares into the mirror during this grim but loving haircut, is a symbolic pair of pink boxing gloves.
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He was deeply anti-Semitic, a prejudice his countrymen have shed at great cost (he blamed evil stares from Jews for the illness that eventually killed him).
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Thor tries to intimidate her by zooming his dangerous hammer way too close to her, but Larson's Carol Danvers doesn't even flinch and stares him down instead.
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Between the death stares, Jedi-like hood wearing, and those large red circles all over his body, the most-decorated Olympian's every move has been agonized over.
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Orange Wine Looks Like Pee But Tastes Like Magic"What is it?" the innocent wine drinker asks as she stares at a glass of golden grape nectar.
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When she was released, she withdrew because explaining her appearance and injuries was too much for a young girl who drew plenty of stares and many questions.
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Sitting on a chair, with hands resting on knees, he stares straight ahead while an audience asks questions about his life before, during and after the Holocaust.
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"You're not my husband, you don't own me, you don't own my body, it's my body," Hannah declares as Luke stares at her with a blank look.
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Stephane Cardinale/Corbis Elie Saab Spring 2016 RTW Like any good momager, when Kendall closes the show Kris' sexy stares stop, and she's in full cheerleader mode.
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She makes several scenes where Mia just stares at Sebastian playing piano feel new each time, portraying a whole range of emotions from wonder to acute sadness.
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Saleh filmed the encounter as airline employees escorted him and his friend, Slim Albaher, off the flight from London to New York, amid stares from surrounding passengers.
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But as Xi stares down a growing list of political enemies and an economy in uncharted waters, he manages to maintain an aura of strength and power.
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"The ironic stares, the mocking when people see that my identity doesn't correspond to my looks, will finally end," she told Reuters, covered in a rainbow flag.
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Hovering overhead with its shadow blotting out the cars in darkness, it shines a beam of light down on an awed Scully, who stares with childlike amazement.
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"Our film features two American Civil Liberties Union lawyers who change the constitution of the United Stares for the better and I'm all for that," she said.
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The Los Angeles office of the National Weather Service is forecasting 22 degrees as Kershaw stares down the sign from catcher Austin Barnes shortly after 292 p.m.
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"They just don't get it" was the national refrain from women to the dumbfounded stares of those old white men fumbling over their questioning of Anita HIll.
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Just blocks away, a woman ignores the stares of onlookers and passersby as she digs for her next meal at the bottom of a public trash can.
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He told CNN that people sometimes ask him why he wouldn't just take off his turban, to avoid the stares and animosity he says he sometimes receives.
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When a tantrum intruded on family outings, her mom and dad wished they had T-shirts that said "My kid has autism" to ward off judgmental stares.
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With her husband's rod raised above her, she stares him down with a steady, shaming gaze; meanwhile, Ethiopian guerrillas take to the hills to fight the Italians.
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During the overture, a dancer — Alison Clancy, a stand-in for Senta — stares at it while writhing, gyrating and twisting herself into contortions with longing and obsession.
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They should bring to mind both Friedrich Nietzsche's idea of eternal recurrence and his warning that if you stare deep into the abyss, it stares into you.
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The state will pay firms to keep people partly employed so as not to swell the jobless rolls as Europe stares down the barrel of a recession.
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When Claire stares at the moon in the wake of Apollo 8, we know she's thinking of things that orbit and return, and looking for enough resolve.
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Afterward, she goes back home, takes off her shoes, and props up her stockinged feet on the windowsill as she stares out at Knightley in the courtyard.
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Asked if she thinks she got a fair shake, she clinks her fire-engine red nails against her glass and stares out the window before she responds.
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"In Silicon Valley, people always say that an extroverted engineer is one who stares at your shoes rather than his own," said Greg Sands, a Netscape colleague.
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"Island," a meditation on science and spirituality, starts off with his ego dissolving as he stares up at the night sky from the bottom of a boat.
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As in, it pops open and your clothes come tumbling out on the conveyor and everyone stares and they thank the good stars that they aren't you.
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"In Silicon Valley, people always say that an extroverted engineer is one who stares at your shoes rather than his own," said Greg Sands, a Netscape colleague.
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Mention her name and you'll get lots of blank stares; mention her best-known work, "Goodnight Moon," and suddenly the tumblers snap into place: Oh right, her.
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Sitting on a stool, facing the audience, the Night Clerk (played by Frank Wood, who is immense in a constricted part) "stares acquiescently at nothing" and listens.
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Flat Circles: • Hays's interview with the garbage collector brings up his two tours of duty in Vietnam, which are presumably where he perfected those thousand-mile stares.
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Eventually, the accusations and stares escalate into assault, and Thomasin is dragged by her throat into the family's barn, where her father imprisons her for a night.
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This jovial grouping is punctuated by "The Neighbor" — a middle-aged man grimacing angrily as he stares back at the group, a bloody wound on his forehead.
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He's portrayed in the exhibit in Yrjö Ollila's 1921 portrait of a clock maker, "Kelloseppä," featuring a well-dressed young man who stares out at the viewer.
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Look at those stares, those dapper, chiselled jowls, the breaking of the fourth wall (by proxy of a photo shoot that includes the photo shoot backdrop, so LA).
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" At the end of the clip, she flips open her pink laptop and stares at the screen in a way I can only describe as intentionally creepy. "Hi!
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She stares through the window at two dozen young dancers who throw their bodies up in front of her, their arms spreading backward, sweeping like a swan's wings.
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